Mr Kochanski’s unhappiness was addressed in 2012 when he was fired and arrested, after his notes came to light.

Police ordered him to make sense of them, but found he was unable to.

Details of the case surfaced after prosecutors were forced to admit he may have missed vital evidence. Judges have summoned witnesses to a series of ‘reconstruction hearings’, where they will try to remember what was said at the original trials.

Mr Kochanski, 43, told the New York Post: ‘I never typed gibberish. I always did my job 100 per cent.

Source: metro.co.uk

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